₹2,000.00
A must-have for any collector, this Pech Kawach from Sikh Essential is made from iron. Its blade is covered with sheath which is made of black leather and decorated with golden metal at the top. The hilt of the dagger is made up of iron and wood.
The blade of this Pech Kawach is made from Kamani (Iron). Sikh Essential delivers a wide range of Kirpans with the highest level of craftsmanship and designs. It has a sophisticated hilt that is made of wood and iron. Its sheath is covered in black leather, and on top it has gold metal that accentuates its appearance.
| color | Black-Golden |
|---|---|
| size | 12 Inches |
Handcrafted with a stainless-steel hilt. A simple yet beautiful-looking kirpan because of the element of the wooden sheath. The iron used to make kirpan is known as Kamani, and the blade is unsharp.
This beautiful piece of Kirpan is made with an unsharp blade. It is used as a symbol of royal culture in Indian Wedding Ceremonies and Coronations. It is also known as a Sword (talwaar). The kirpan is a delight to look at because it is designed with pierced holes in its wooden sheath.
The reason this is named the royal look kirpan is because the sheath of the kirpan is decorated with golden and diamond lace. The lovely combination of silver and diamond colours gives it an extraordinary look.
This kirpan is made from a Kamani-type of iron and its sheath is covered with beige color cloth which has golden motifs and hand embroidery. Although it has some bling, we believe it looks sophisticated and gorgeous.
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